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Canadian Pacific Railway, Twitter/Canadian Pacific Railway, https://twitter.com/CanadianPacific/status/1373591679295483906/photo/1After seven public meetings about the proposed merger of Canadian Pacific Railway and Kansas City Southern -- in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, and Texas -- this week, a federal agency will hold a three-day hearing in Washington, DC. -
A company based in Eldridge may build the new juvenile detention center for Scott County.
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Environment
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The tractor is the leading cause of death on farms, mostly due to no rollover protection. And that's why this year's National Farm Safety Week begins Monday with Tractor Safety Day.
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A federal agency will hold a public meeting tonight at the River Center in Davenport to discuss the proposed merger of Canadian Pacific Railway and Kansas City Southern.
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A 28 year old mystery has finally been solved. Monday Moline police announced human remains found near St. Louis belong to Steven Asplund of Moline who went missing in 1994.
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A boil order has been issued for a large section of Dubuque. The precautionary order went into effect Thursday afternoon after a sample from the water tank on Gay Street tested positive for bacteria.
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The Rock Island County Health Department is preparing to start dispensing the new COVID-19 booster vaccines. They're designed to protect against the Omicron subvariants, which are now the dominant strains of the virus.
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For the first time since the pandemic began, the Genesis Foundation is planning to hold its annual Flu-Free campaign completely in person.
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Just in time for September, national disaster preparedness month, Kristin Bagdonas shares her top tips for disaster readiness at home, whether it's natural or financial.
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As drivers enjoy the new, I-74 bridge in the Quad Cities, the US Coast Guard continues to work with the construction team, state DOTs, and others to complete the project.
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Work will start soon to build a new fire station in north Davenport. Wednesday morning, city leaders held a groundbreaking at Brady and 42nd streets, near Northpark Mall.
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The case of a Geneseo man who took his former girlfriend hostage, and fired at police, will go before Illinois' Third District Appellate Court on Tuesday.
